Consult Ayurvedic doctor for Agnikarma
Agnikarma is best
Agnikarma, ksharkarma or laser treatment advisable.
Advised to consult An Ayurvedic physician nearby for Agni karma/Kshara karma.
Kanchanar guggul 1-0-1 Mahamanjistadi kadha 10ml twice daily after food with water This will reduce further wart formation Those already there need to be removed externally by kshar karma/ Agnikarma by ayurvedic physician
I WILL SUGGEST YOU PATANJALI WART REMOVAL HOME MADE FORMULA TAKE Khaane ka chuna 10gm Sajji kshar=10gm Washing soda=10gm Geru powder=2gm…mix all with some water and make paste and apply warts through help with ear bud.2-3 days warts are disappers
Take kanchnar ghan vati … virridhivadhika vati=2-2 tab after meal twice daily
Visit panchakarma centre and take either agni karma or Kshara karma treatment
kindly visit nearby ayurveda doctor
warts removal cream available in zigma company…apply over affected area daily for one month…
Prefer Ksharakarma or Agnikarma
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Agni karma in ayurveda gives result in this cases. Go to nearby ayurvedic surgeon. Diet - strictly avoid eating spicy, oily and non veg.
Take care of your diet avoid processed food dairy products sugar meda starch oil nonveg food and take fruits vegetables and salads lemon juice regularly Kanchnar gugulu Triphla gugulu Panchtikt ghrit gugulu Bhumiaamlaki swaras
Hi pls check your blood glucose levels ,it may be a symptom of insulin resistance Visit nearby ayurvedic doctor do agnikarma(cauterisation) Kshara application
Agnikarma or kshar application will be best for wart removal consult near by ayurvedic clinic for this You can use kurlirma ointment or kasisadi thaila but result will take time
Removing warts, especially when they’re located around sensitive areas like the neck, requires careful attention to both safety and efficacy. From an Ayurvedic perspective, understanding the underlying cause is crucial, often linked to a disturbance in Kapha or accumulation of toxins in the body.
To tackle warts safely, you might want to consider a few Ayurvedic remedies. Applying fresh, natural ingredients can be helpful. A blend of garlic and water made into a paste, when applied directly on the warts, can sometimes help with reducing their size over time. Use a small amount and keep it covered for about 30 minutes if applying on sensitive skin like the neck. Do this daily until you see some changes. Ensure that you’re not allergic to garlic before trying it.
Another option is applying a drop of castor oil twice a day. Known in Ayurveda for its skin-soothing properties, castor oil can help in softening the warts and eventually making them fall off on their own. Ensure that the area is clean before application and cover it with a gentle bandage if necessary.
In terms of diet and lifestyle, try to enhance your digestive fire—Agni—by avoiding heavy, oily foods that can aggravate Kapha imbalance. Increase your intake of fruits and vegetables that are rough, dry, and light, such as apples, pears, and leafy greens. Also, drink warm water throughout the day to help clear toxins out of the system.
If these remedies don’t show improvements after a few weeks, or if the warts grow or become painful, it’s advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for further examination. While over-the-counter wart removal creams exist, these should be used with caution and under guidance, especially near sensitive areas.
Always prioritize safe handling. If the warts are persistent, professional advice is best to avoid any complications or skin damage.
